Setting size in GridLayout

Hi everybody,
I have a main window with a main panel in it, and the window contains a JTextPane, added first, and then a JScrollPane, added second, in a GridLayout with one row. So, the JTextPane is on the left and the JScrollPane is on the right, and they're both the same size. (I hope that was clear). My program works fine, it's just the concept of sizing that's confusing me.
I'd like to make the JTextPane twice as wide as the JScrollPane. When I add these two to the GridLayout, though, they're both the same size, whether or not I try to set a size or preferred size. Can anyone explain to me in general terms how to make those two components have different sizes? I have a feeling it might have something to do with GridBagLayout instead, but I've looked at the javadoc multiple times and I don't understand it.
Would anyone mind explaining to me how to solve my problem, please, and giving me a general example?
Thanks,
Jezzica85

GridLayout can only size components the same. I know of no way around this. GridBagLayout may work, although as a rule I try to avoid this if possible, and often there are other ways of sizing things, for instance by nesting JPanels each with different layouts. My advice is to go to the layout tutorials and play with the different layouts. The only way to learn them is through experimentation. Good luck.

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